As a fan of lyricism, when Jeezy hit, that shyt rocked EVERYBODY

[RennisDeynolds]

That’s the impression you got from my response?

I’m older than you young blood, I grew up listening to OutKast, Scarface, 8Ball and MJG, etc etc

90’s southern hip hop > 2000’s southern hip hop

Sound like you gone off an 8ball more like


*leans with it then rocks with it*

 

[I love Latina women]

Sound like you gone off an 8ball more like


*leans with it then rocks with it*

I ain’t even got to say nothing

 

[pointproven214]

young jeezy got some sick rhyme schemes

 

[skylove4]

It aint got to be super lyrical. I agree with this. Everyone isn't Rakim or G rap, but it definitely has to be better than that bullshyt bar you posted. I remember when Jeezy dropped. It was maybe 2 months before I finally heard a song. I kept hearing everyone talking about him so I finally downloaded a track and thought it was a goddamn joke. At this point, I knew hip hop was in a place that was long gone from the 80s and 90s. I've always thought he was garbage. Dope beats, but that's all anyone cares about now anyway. Here we are about 19 years later, Thug Motivation 101 doesn't get the props TODAY as DangerDoom or Be (though it was more popular than the 2 back then). That Def Jam marketing machine is a mf.

Post three rappers you rock with,that you think are better than Jezzy so we can stop all this silly as nonsense you’re talking about

 

[DetroitEWarren]

8 pages in and nobody has dropped a single quotable from Migos


Them nikkas don't have a single memorable lyric or something?

 

[Fukwatutalkinwatisaylaw]

The 1st time I heard Jeezy I remember like yesterday. I was playing the black album non stop every day. My sister me and one of her classmates skipped school smoked some purp and he played that Trap or Die. I was fukking blown away and from that day since I can count the number of times I relistened to the black album and ny music in general. That mixtape took the south by storm. School finished and I went to Mississippi for the summer and everybody and they mama was playing Jeezy. Everywhere u went u heard a song from the album . That time was legendary.

 

[Ed MOTHERFUCKING G]

"You still talkin blow?" You goddamn right
What else I'm gon' say? That's my mothafukkin life
I just left Jamaica, I'm talkin' Ochos Rios
Sippin' margaritas on the beach in my Adidas

 

[RennisDeynolds]

I ain’t even got to say nothing

 

[I love Latina women]

 

[Tetris v2.0]

There was no way you could front on TM101

I was pretty heavy into backpacker shyt back then and didn't follow the south very much. Nevertheless, once I hit play on that intro it was pretty obvious that this was a classic album

 

[WaveGang]

I'm still waiting on a single poster to quote a single Migo or Rich Homie Quan line.

Literally, if you can quote a single line I will give props for it.

Is it possible???????

How can I be broke when my first name rich

 

[WaveGang]

There was no way you could front on TM101

I was pretty heavy into backpacker shyt back then and didn't follow the south very much. Nevertheless, once I hit play on that intro it was pretty obvious that this was a classic album

I categorically remember saying jeezy was wiiiild trash with no lyrics when TM101 dropped. Then I had it on mp3 player and rinsed the fk out that album

 

[Robbie3000]

Jeezy is like Too Short. He won’t impress you with crazy wordplay or flows, but he’ll get his point across very effectively.

 

[Tommy Sheppard]

Jeezy is endlessly unquotable in terms of lyricism. He simply sucks.

we know who was in the house.

 

[Ed MOTHERFUCKING G]

I'm not a plumber
A nicca can't fix cars
I'm an astrologist, I know all the stars
I'm not a politician, a lawyer or a doctor
A barber or a teacher, a rapper or a preacher
And I ain't gonna lie I had a 9 to 5
The trap opened up at 9 and it closed at 5
T R...A P nicca
O R...D I E nicca

YEAAAAAAHHH


Trap or die is peak hip hop period